Article 3
The party to whom the trust shares may be sold should be subject to the following restrictions: the purchaser shall not be a company or person connected with either the AAC or Gencor (except if the Court of First Instance of the European Communities upholds Gencor's application in Case T 102/96 - Gencor v. Commission) groups of companies (including but not limited to all their subsidiaries, parent companies and associated companies) and members of the Oppenheimer family or any company controlled directly or indirectly by the family. The Commission must be in a position to assess the choice of purchaser and evidence of its independence must be produced by AAC to the Commission before the sale is made. If the Commission does not, within [ . . . ] of the submission of the request, either formally indicate its disagreement with the choice of the purchaser or require that further evidence of the independence of the purchaser be provided, the sale to the chosen purchaser may proceed.